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Hello everybody, is there a possibility to adjust/manipulate 2D-Geometry (without 3D Model context) in the drawing with additional annotations. Currently I have to re-create the geometry to adjust dimensions. Best regardsChristian        

Hello,         I want that x and y to be in a single matrix with 2 columns:    

Hello,Why I see that interruptions from below when I draw circles?       MC Prime 8 file attached.

Hello,Is it possible to make such kind of 3D plots in Mathcad Prime?Those plots from below are only some examples to give you an idea of ​​what I mean, but if you have other examples then they are welcome.      

When creating a toolkit, you need a list of drawing files connected to the model.Is there a toolkit function that can implement such a function?Or I'd appreciate it if you could recommend a similar function.Thank you.  

Hello,1. Given the below points: (x1,y1), (x1,y2), (x2,y1), (x2,y2), how to make a rectangle in Mathcad Prime based on this points?   2. Given the below points: (x1,y1), (x2,y1), (x3,y2), how to make a triangle in Mathcad Prime based on this points?    

Hello,   Is it possible to fill the area under the graph with some colours like in this example from below?So, from with some colourand from with other colour      Mathcad Prime 8 file attached.  

Hello,  I am using Mathcad Prime 7, paid version and i want to copy and paste text and math into Word. I have tried simply selecting the items and copying them, however they don't look good, some text falls off as the text boxes seem to shrink both lengthwise and heightwise as shown here in the screenshot. As i have loads of pages to import, i don't want to check and enlarge each textbox individually. I would like to know how to fix this without having to result to making screenshots, exporting to PDF etc etc..  Thank you!    

I get an error message saying my variable "t" must be a scalar or a matrix.  I believe i loaded it as a scalar.  What did I do wrong?I am using Mathcad Mathcad Prime 9.0.0.0.Jack Smith 

Hi all, I am aware that this topic has been covered many times before, but I am a bit puzzled on how to achieve an iterated solve block in Mathcad Prime 4.0. I cannot attach my worksheet, unfortunately, but I will attach an image to illustrate what I am trying to do below.   I have one equation in terms of x, and one in terms of i. I want to find all the (x,i) points where the values of these functions are equal. The way I thought to do it was to somehow nest a solve block in a for loop.  I've seen previous posts that use the "Find" function, but I guess in prime, I can only use the "find" function inside a solve block.  The problem is that I'm looking for pretty good resolution in my data points. This is why in the attached image, i is a range variable going from 0 - 1200 mA. My end goal is to get a matrix of x values that correspond to those i values. I truly appreciate the help, and I hope I'm not beating a dead horse too much! Thank

How to apply different hatching for different features in a single cross section for a part file?          

How to control datum axis tags in drawings (make axis tags not visible in drawing)?Creo 7  

Hello,  We are trying to standardize the usage of Creo Illustrate across our company, and one thing that has been continually requested is a standard format or template that populates with some key information relative to the native CAD files we pull in from Windchill (P/N, Name, Industry Standard callouts, etc). I understand you can create an XML template for Creo Illustrate when exporting to a 3D PDF through the "Save Figure As" > "Save as 3D File", but a lot of content is dropped when using this method due to limitations in Adobe. Can an XML template be applied within Creo Illustrate for end users who plan to use Creo View as the main viewing software? If yes - does a tutorial exist somewhere on how to do this?    

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Hello,The right endpoints of the five intervals are:   where i = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. The width of each rectangle is: and the height of each rectangle can be obtained by evaluating f(x) at the right endpoint of each interval.     How to create the below rectangles in Mathcad Prime (8)?  

May 19, 2021 Replay WebcastThis video has chapters — open the player's chapter menu to jump to any section.Chapter Summaries0:00 – Welcome: Speakers, Webinar Logistics & Session Roadmap - Diane opens the Creo Flow Analysis "CFD for All" webinar and Rich Moore introduces PTC's Todd Kraft and Tom Quaglia alongside Simerics' Alex Jiang and lead developer Lei Shi. 1:56 – PTC Digital Thread: Creo Associativity & Creo Flow Analysis Foundation - Rich explains how Creo's fully associative parametric backbone anchors the PTC Digital Thread and how Creo Flow Analysis extends it with computational fluid dynamics for unseeable fluids, gases, heat, and pressure. 4:11 – Simerics MP Analyst Platform in Creo: Base, Plus & Premium Packages - Overview of how the entire Simerics MP Analyst CFD platform, with 1,500+ physics properties, was embedded into Creo Parametric across three tiers — Base (fluids/heat), Plus (moving/sliding mesh), and Premium (cavitation, multiphase). 8:06 – Creo Flow An

April 6, 2022 Replay WebcastThis video has chapters — open the player menu to jump to any section.Chapter Summaries0:00 – Welcome & Speaker Introductions Dana kicks off the "Using CFD in Creo to Accelerate Prototypes" webcast and introduces the presenters from Simerics (Rich Moore, Alex Jang, Lei Shi) and PTC (Todd Kraft, Tom Quaglia), along with instructions for submitting Q&A. 0:43 – Creo Flow Analysis Overview: Scalable Analyst-Level CFD Tom Quaglia introduces Creo Flow Analysis (CFA) as an analyst-level computational fluid dynamics product embedded directly in Creo, positioning it as scalable both upward for analysts and downward for designers doing digital prototyping. 3:02 – PTC–Simerics Partnership & Simerics MP/MP+ Platform Rich Moore explains why PTC selected Simerics, describing how the underlying Simerics MP and MP+ solver was embedded into Creo as CFA to make high-end CFD usable, affordable, and prototype-accurate for the Creo user community. 4:51 – Old vs New P

Check out this video on Creo Behavioral Modeling from PTC Application Engineers!Presenters:  Mark DeCraene (Generalist Application Engineer, Principal), Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Ryan Butcher (Technical Specialist, Fellow) To dive deeper into the subject, check out PTC University.

Dear community, is it possible to export from Creo Illustrate to the format JT?I've seen there is an add-on for Parametric that adds the JT export format. Can it be done also with Illustrate? Or is it something that can be implemented worker side in windchill?We have the necessity to export in this format and we would like to explore the possibilities, if any... If I export in IGES or STEP, is there a recipe file to be edited in order to define export preferences? Thanks in advance

I'm using Creo 7 I've been trying to somehow combine the mechanisms feature with simp reps. Currently, I have multiple instances of a sub assembly in my top level assembly. The multiple instances are to show different stages of my machine. Each instance is shown in a different state (example cylider up/cylinder down / slide up/ slide down.  In the Solidworks world, I would just have multiple configurations and if I click on one it then shows me what I want to see. Is there a Creo Equivelant to this? The mechanisms feature sort of worked, except I had to drag all the components, then if I wanted to shown and hide items I then first had to exit mechanisms/hide/go back to mechanisms. Example SituationConfig 1) Cylinder up / gate open (I dont need to show it moving, just show it up and in postion with the ability to edit the view (hide/show) Config 2) Cylinder down/ gate close (same as the last item) Config 3) Cylinder down/ gate close/ cylinder 2 up&nbsp

I'm working w/ Creo 4.0 M150 thru a remote site VPN connection.  Models are coming out of Windchill.  Every 60 minutes, almost w/o fail,  there is a lag in the rotation of models on the screen. The only way to recover is to restart Creo.  However, from some testing, I've found that if I disconnect the network line or turn off wifi (if I'm using it), the lag will immediately disappear and everything is back to normal.  Reconnect the network and the lags reappears.  This issue does not appear when I'm at my desk, off the VPN. I've tried working w/ an offline connection to Windchill and that does not help.  I can't see any process going rogue and the network doesn't seem to be saturated either.   I've updated Nvidia drivers and all updates have been applied to this Dell 7760 laptop running Windows 10.  It's quite frustrating.  I know we are woefully out of date w/ our Creo install so any help appreciated. Thanks.

When open the model from the "Working Directory" (File -> Open), unable to see/add the properties/parameter column in the UI.But for the "Manikin Library" we can see different properties/parameters columns in "File open" dialog box. Please find attached snapshot.

1. How can I correct the highlighted functions so that they return 1.00 ft (see image below)?2. Are others experiencing similar issues in this version of Mathcad?3. Is this issue resolved in later versions of the program?Thanks!  

How does bonded interface in Creo simulate works like? Does it work similar to weld? Or it works as a contact? Or it will just not let the components penetrate into each other?

Apologies, this is more of a gripe than anything else. I've worked at a lot of places and there's some common things I always notice. Most companies don't use Creo Cabling and UDFs (User Defined Features), and for good reason. I've spent the past couple days trying to learn how to use UDF's but the only thing I've learned is that Creo makes it way too complicated to use. The upfront work to create and use UDFs aren't worth it. The user interface for that command is not intuitive and the process of selecting references are absurdly confusing. I'll stick with creating sketches and saving them to a library folder to use later.    -CR